Defense Evidence – Don’t tamper with the scene Recoil Staff July 23, 2015 0 COMMENT And now a few words from the United States Concealed Carry Association. “If you are involved in a deadly force incident don’t touch anything! All of the BS information you’ve been given about “put a knife in his hand” or “drag him into the house” is just that: BS. Do not tamper with evidence at the scene, doing so will make you a suspect and bring even more scrutiny than you will already get.” Explore RECOILweb:Deceptive hand-gun cases - hide in plain sight1959 Ferret + Modern EngineeringRECOILtv NRA 2017: Lancer Systems New Magazines and HandguardsHow To: Positional Shooting with Barry Dueck
